This module (linked below) specifically designed for busy nurses, is based on the Research Review Educational Series - Long Acting Contraception, with expert commentary by Honorary Associate Professor Helen Roberts.
This review summarises the benefits, as well as any potential management considerations associated with the use of the LARCs currently available in New Zealand. In addition, the use of LARCs in specific patient populations is briefly reviewed.
The module been endorsed by the College of Nurses Aotearoa and has been approved for one hour of professional development.
The Ministry of Health introduced changes to the claiming process for maternity services in November 2021. PMS systems have been updated to reflect these changes and this will go a long way to guide providers to through the new claims available.
Read moreWorld Breastfeeding Week (1–7 August) is a chance to celebrate and uplift breastfeeding as an important part of giving pēpi (babies) the best start in life. The Taranaki Whangai Ū (breastfeeding) group want to shine a light on the free, community-based lactation support services available to whānau. These services are easy to access — whānau can self-refer using the contact details on the sticker on the front of their pēpi Well Child book. General practice teams can also help by referring directly using the referral form attached, which can be sent to any of the providers.
Read moreThis service funds the guideline directed management of patients with abnormal uterine bleeding who would benefit from further investigation and/or treatment
View detailsDr Jo Scott-Jones and Dr Dave Maplesden discuss non-subsidised medications for beneficiaries, RNZCGP statement on medical cannabis prescribing, IFNAR1 deficiency, and more.